EOS 1vHS

[gregf]

<p>Four years ago I sold my 1v to fund the purchase of my 5DII, I was able to sell it for $900. Well recently I picked up a copy of the 1vHS for just $320. I forgot what a great camera it was, and I totally had forgotten the amazement of looking through the loupe at transparancies.</p>

<p>Here is my problem, the last lab in Atlanta to process E6 shuttered their doors at the end of December. Does anyone know of a reliable mail-order lab for E6?</p>

[Member69643]

<p>Go to B&H and look for slide film mailers. They go to Dwayne's in Kansas. Eight or nine bucks and I've had great luck with them.</p>

<p>Or just click <a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/18646-REG/Fujifilm_Slide_Processing_Mailer_for.html">HERE</a> :)</p>

<p>And failing that, just go to Dwayne's and print out an order form.</p>

[gregf]

<p>I can't fin Kodak E100VS anymore...well I found it on Amazon for $300/box of 20. Does Kodak no longer make it?</p>

[franklin_polk]

<p>Kodak killed their E-6 line entirely about this time last year, its Fuji and I think Rollei makes a slide film. Velvia and Provia are still produced, I don't think their other former lines (Astia) are. I use theslideprinter.com for E-6, but Dwayne's is also good.<br>

The 1v is a great camera, it is still my main 35mm SLR. Have fun shooting!</p>

[Andy Collins]

<p>Also my go-to camera for film!</p>

[mark_stephan2]

<p>I send them off through Wal-Mart and I've always been satisfied. Takes about a week.</p>